Guest 649- Registered: 12 Mar 2008
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14 September 2010
19:4670643#1
I am glad to see that last post about the pope taken off.
Guest 640- Registered: 21 Apr 2007
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14 September 2010
19:5170644#2
Yes Vic it was a bit tooooo offensive I think in general terms. Ive dropped Rick an email and he may be able to revamp his idea...that ie we are spending too much money on the Popes visit. But of course Rick didnt leave it that simply.
Keith Sansum1
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14 September 2010
22:2170711#3
Ididnt get to read Ricks posts so have no idea of the content.
It will be interesting to see the reception
looks like tickets already undersold at £25 a time
lots of spare seats
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howard mcsweeney1- Location: Dover
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14 September 2010
22:2670718#4
interesting that only a few thousand tickets were sent to ireland which has an 88% catholic population.
most were sent back unsold, seems that times have changed, the faithful will not blindly follow anymore.
the present pontiff has not attracted the following that he thinks he deserves.
lessons to be learned me thinks.
Keith Sansum1- Location: london
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14 September 2010
22:3070721#5
I think the recent bad publicity will take a lot to get over
and some of the cover ups
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howard mcsweeney1- Location: Dover
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14 September 2010
22:3370725#6
quite right keith, the time for cover ups has long gone.
the church has to start afresh and regain the confidence of its previous adherents, will not be easy though.
Keith Sansum1- Location: london
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14 September 2010
22:4170730#7
more so when enquires took over 7 years
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